Hello, World!
Release Notes
Initial release.
FAQ
Why the version has been started by 2.0.0?
The origin of unity-meta-check was started to develop for only internal-use, and the last version of it was 1.3.0. So we decided to start from 2.0.0 to avoid confusion between unity-meta-check and the private one.
How to know the binaries you should download
All binaries are named as <binary-name>-<os>-<arch>[.exe]
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STEP-1. Select binaries
Select one ore more binaries of:
unity-meta-check
- Checker for missing/dangling meta files. The result print to stdout.
unity-meta-check-junit
- Reporter for Jenkins compatible XML based JUnit reports. It need a result of unity-meta-check from stdin.
unity-meta-check-github-pr-comment
- Reporter for GitHub comments of GitHub issues or pull requests. It need a result of unity-meta-check from stdin.
unity-meta-autofix
- Autofix for meta files problems. It need a result of unity-meta-check via stdin.
windows
- The binary is for Windows.
darwin
- The binary is for macOS.
linux
- The binary is for Linux. Select Linux if you want to run unity-meta-check in Docker.
amd64
- AMD64 (a.k.a. x64 or x86-64)
STEP-2. Select OS
Select one OS that you execute unity-meta-check on:
STEP-3. Select CPU Architecture
Select one CPU architecture that you execute unity-meta-check on:
STEP-4. Locate the downloaded binaries to somewhere specified in PATH
That is all.